The Backyard
Twenty paces from your door.
A quiet room for guests, or for the work that needs silence. Park models are recreational vehicles, so what a backyard placement allows depends entirely on your local rules — we will talk that through with you before anything is planned.
What to plan for
- Confirm local use and setbacks
- Plan neighbor privacy and screening
- Measure delivery access and utility runs
Life beyond the door
A garden room, made for gathering.
Start with a comfortable seat, a clear path and a little privacy. Consider low planting, warm lighting and a separate place for conversation around the fire.
Decks, shade structures, furniture and outdoor appliances are planned separately from the home.
Explore your settingBefore you choose a site
What should I check before choosing a backyard?
Start with the intended use and the local planning authority. Ask how a park model RV is treated on this parcel, which setbacks apply and whether private restrictions affect the proposal. A residential-looking exterior does not establish permitted use.
Can the unit reach the space I have in mind?
Look beyond the gate: turns, overhead branches, approach surfaces and room to position the unit all matter. Bring a simple site sketch and photographs to the transport conversation; the delivery team must assess the actual route.
How do I keep the garden feeling private?
Map the windows, paths and neighboring views before choosing the seating position. Leave a comfortable route between the home and outdoor space, then discuss lighting, screening and utility locations with the relevant professionals.
Tell us about the land
Send the details and we will follow up.
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